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Scottish towns and villages

fordward | 17:20 Sat 11th Jul 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Scottish towns and villages1 Cut a few (8)
4 Enclosure for a nap (6)
11 Elevator for traffic (9)
12 Not left or right but (5)
15 May have been dear perhaps (8)
17 Hurried inside the shelter (7)
18 Elevated position for a mongrel (7)
19 No mining here that is (9)
22 Northumberland town weighted down (12)
23 A French lady informer (6)
27 a young sea gull (7)

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Harry-Wragg

23 Lanark - la (french feminine nark informer)

Harry-Wragg

15 Aberdeen - anagram been dear

Harry-Wragg

11 Carstairs

ladyalex

Hi fordward !
I think no 27 is SCOURIE, but I'm not sure.
:-))

Harry-Wragg

27 Brechin

Harry-Wragg

ladyalex is correct - not for the first time - how are you m'lady/ - hope all is well

ladyalex

I'm fine, Harry, hope you're the same...had me worried there about Brechin, seeing it's just up the road!
:-))

fordward

Question Author

Thankyou RoaldoM and Harry now harry whats with the Brechin im only 6 miles from there? and last but not least the lovely Ladyalex hope youare well ladyalex nice weather we are having here

ladyalex

Yes, it's been marvellous all day here.
Nice to catch you again.
Hope Harry will explain Brechin to us.....
:-))

fordward

Question Author

big day for us tomorrow we have an open competition 24 teams so hope it dosent rain you have a pleasent night ladyalex x

Harry-Wragg

Hi guys - I can explain Brechin quite simply - my (so called) friend who is with me at the moment insisted that he had heard young gulls referred to as Brechins and I was foolish enough to believe him - it's his idea of fun!!

fordward

Question Author

somuch for your friends harry, i think he should get the next round in?

JMR27

4. Kippen

JMR27

17. Tranent

ladyalex

Thanks for the explanation, harry....what are friends for if not to send you in the wrong direction..or up the wrang dreel as they say in Brechin.
Have a good evening , fordward , and I hope you win tomorrow.

quinie

17) T(ran)ent

quinie

18) Muthill

quinie

12) could it be Doune or Downe???

JMR27

19. Pitlessie

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